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Whether you’re writing a resume or answering an interview question, it all comes down to this: how to convince employers to hire you.
[continue reading...]What seems like common sense is often totally wrong. This is true for clouds, and it’s true for job search.
[continue reading...]Video interviews can feel unnatural and unfriendly. The main problem is the lack of eye contact. If you’re looking at an image of the interviewer in the middle of their screen, from their point of view you’ll see to be looking away. It’s hard to get into a comfortable rapport with someone who won’t meet [continue reading…]
If you’re well prepared, most interview questions can and should be answered directly. But sometimes you may be asked for information you’re better off not providing. One good way to deflect such inquiries is to answer an interview question with a question of your own.
[continue reading...]To succeed in job interviews–especially when the process involves multiple meetings–you need plenty of interview stories, and you need to remember the right one at the right time. Here’s how.
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